Founder and President

Founder and President, Robert D. Domini, has earned a Master's
Degree in Finance and the
esteemed MAI designation, which equates to a
Master's Degree in Appraising; the highest industry
accreditation awarded to appraisers.
Bob is Past President of Appraisal Institute, Cardinal
Ohio Chapter. He is a long time investor, developer
and consultant for real property of all types.
"Continental Valuations' commitment
is to serve our customers with honesty,
integrity, professionalism and accuracy.
Those are my personal values. Our
work reflects those values."

“At Continental Valuations our mission is to serve our customers with honesty, integrity and fairness. Our work will reflect those values.” Robert Domini

Continental Valuations has been in the real estate appraisal business for more than twenty years. Our dedicated staff consists of highly trained individuals who have certification and licenses to perform both commercial and residential appraisals in the states of Ohio, Michigan and Florida. Our team is accustomed to providing appraisal and consultation services for a wide variety of clients ranging from financial institutions, governmental agencies, law firms and accountants to corporations and institutions. Our institutional clients include schools, churches and non-profit organizations.

Our commitment to clients can be summarized by three goals that Continental Valuations strives to meet or exceed in every case. We strive for the highest level of accuracy. Our appraisals are all reviewed by our professional in-house review appraiser, Pam Casper. We pledge to deliver our products in a timely manner. Most importantly, we pledge to provide the highest-quality product.

Good news… or is it? The Wall Street Journal trumpeted the good news. The Dow Jones is up 6% for the year. The S & P 500 came in dead even, same as it ended last year. Not that I’m any expert, but the Fed has been on an expansionary policy of unprecedented proportions. We’ve had QE1, QE2 sprees of print money. And there are those who are saying that our U.S.A. Fed is spreading money around the globe to the tune of $24 trillion. That’s funny money, of course. The U.S. credit rating has been downgraded and our Government refuses to even consider bringing spending under control. The second half of the year was marked by incredible volatility. The average swing on a daily basis during October and November was 270 points. There were some clear winners.